20" AR NUKES Everything!

Published on June 3, 2022
Duration: 10:44

This video showcases the terminal ballistics of a 20-inch AR-15 chambered in 5.56 NATO, utilizing M193 ammunition. Instructor Autumn demonstrates the destructive power of high-velocity rounds by impacting various targets like spray paint cans, soda bottles, and clay blocks. The content highlights the effectiveness of the 20-inch barrel for achieving velocities over 3000 fps, offering practical insights into projectile performance.

Quick Summary

A 20-inch AR-15 rifle, particularly when using 5.56 NATO M193 ammunition, excels in terminal ballistics due to its high muzzle velocity, often exceeding 3000 fps. This velocity enhances energy transfer, causing targets like spray paint cans and soda bottles to explode or disintegrate, demonstrating significant destructive power.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: 20" AR-15
  2. 01:07Terminal Ballistics: Spray Paint Cans
  3. 03:19Sponsor Segment: Walker's Earmuffs
  4. 03:45Terminal Ballistics: Soda and Fruit Cans
  5. 07:20Terminal Ballistics: Clay Blocks
  6. 09:19Terminal Ballistics: Shaving Cream

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a 20-inch AR-15 effective for terminal ballistics?

A 20-inch barrel on an AR-15 allows for higher muzzle velocity, often exceeding 3000 fps with 5.56 NATO M193 ammunition. This increased velocity translates to greater energy transfer upon impact, resulting in more dramatic terminal effects on targets.

How does M193 ammunition perform in a 20-inch AR-15?

When fired from a 20-inch AR-15, 5.56 NATO M193 ammunition demonstrates significant terminal ballistics. Its high velocity causes targets like spray paint cans, soda bottles, and clay blocks to shatter, explode, or disintegrate due to rapid energy release.

What safety gear is recommended when shooting a 20-inch AR-15?

Essential safety gear includes electronic earmuffs, like those from Walker's, which protect hearing from loud gunfire while allowing for ambient sound. Eye protection is also mandatory to shield against debris and ricochets.

What kind of targets were used to demonstrate terminal ballistics?

The demonstration featured a variety of targets to showcase projectile impact, including fluorescent spray paint cans, canned fruit, Dr. Thunder soda bottles, clay blocks, and shaving cream cans, all designed to visually represent the energy transfer.

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